Act OF HOPE & REMEMBRANCE #NHCAW

Speakers

Partnership

#NHCAW is organised by 17-24-30 No To Hate Crime Campaign in partnership with Stop Hate UK.

St Paul's Cathedral

We are honoured to be welcomed by St Paul's Cathedral.

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Diversity Choir

We are very pleased that the Diversity Choir will be joining us again this year.

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Lighting Of Candles

Each year a National Candle of Hope and Remembrance is lit and remains in the Cathedral for the duration of the week.

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Order of Service

AN ACT OF HOPE AND REMEMBRANCE FOR THOSE AFFECTED BY HATE CRIME

A special service to bring communities affected by hate crime together during National Hate Crime Awareness Week #NHCAW 2017.The week takes place between the 14th October to 21st October 2017.

17:00 Diversity Choir Rehersal

17:30 Greet Guests on the Steps of St Pauls Cathedral

18:00 Guests take seats under the dome

Diversity Choir as people arrive

Greeting by St Paul's

Bible Reading

2 Short speeches Mark Healey / Rose Simkins

Diversity Choir piece

Lighting of National Candle of Hope and Remembrance

Poetry Reading

2 Short speeches

Diversity Choir piece as people leave

18:45 End of Act of Remembrance19:30 St Paul's Cathedral closes,

This year the National Candle of Hope and Remembrance will be lit in memory of MP Jo Cox, and all those killed and injured during the London Bridge, Westminster Bridge, Manchester and Finsbury Mosque attacks.

A retiring collection will be taken in aid of 17-24-30 No To Hate Crime Campaign with any funds raised dedicated to tackling hate crime in the UK.